Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters come to BAM September 27 as part of Nonesuch Records at BAM. Context is everything, so get even closer to Plant and band with this curated selection of articles, and videos related to the show. Once you've seen it, help us keep the conversation going by telling us what you thought below.
Program Notes
Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters (PDF)
Watch & Listen
Video
The Nonesuch/BAM Connection (BAM)
BAM and Nonesuch go way back. Bob Hurwitz and David Bither of Nonesuch elaborate.
Video
Robert Plant with George Stroumboulopoulus (YouTube)
“There are no steps, there’re just staggers,” says Plant of his career trajectory.
Video
Official Trailer: lullaby and…the Ceaseless Roar (YouTube)
“These songs," says Plant, "are an ode to life and love and the fragile adventure that you set out upon unknowingly and unwittingly."
Video
Official Music Video: “Rainbow” (YouTube)
Watch the official music video for Plant and band’s song “Rainbow.”
Audio
Robert Plant with Dave Fanning (RTE.ie)
Plant talks about his latest group on Irish radio.
Read
Review
lullaby and…The Ceaseless Roar (Pitchfork)
On his first studio album in over four years, Plant “answer[s] his band’s derring-do with some of the most bravely confessional writing of his career.”
Article
Robert Plant On His New Album and Led Zepplin Days (The Independent)
Plant discusses his relationship with Jimmy Page, the “unframed masterpieces” of the Wales landscape, a gospel-choir version of “Stairway to Heaven,” and more.
Now your turn . . .
So how did you enjoy the show? Likes? Dislikes? Surprises? Tell us what's on your mind in the comments below.
Review
lullaby and…The Ceaseless Roar (Pitchfork)
On his first studio album in over four years, Plant “answer[s] his band’s derring-do with some of the most bravely confessional writing of his career.”
Article
Robert Plant On His New Album and Led Zepplin Days (The Independent)
Plant discusses his relationship with Jimmy Page, the “unframed masterpieces” of the Wales landscape, a gospel-choir version of “Stairway to Heaven,” and more.
Official Website
Get to know the English folk singer opening for Plant and band.
Now your turn . . .
So how did you enjoy the show? Likes? Dislikes? Surprises? Tell us what's on your mind in the comments below.
